Student Life Cycle Management

Pay for Only 4 Years of College. Guaranteed.

The new student, along with a parent and the college president, could sign a special agreement that is emerging at some colleges and universities: As long as the student keeps up with academic work and meets regularly with advisers, the college guarantees that earning a degree there will take no more than four years.

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Central Baptist College Enrollment Reaches Record Number

For the first time in the history of Central Baptist College, enrollment has topped the 850 mark.

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Utah Valley University To Impose Enrollment Standards, App Deadlines

For the first time, Utah Valley University will impose enrollment standards next fall, insisting freshman arrive with a minimum 2.5 GPA and a composite ACT score of at least 19, then maintain a C average to advance.

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Iowa State University Reports Record Enrollment

A record number of students are enrolled at Iowa State University this fall, while enrollment at the University of Iowa increased slightly a year after a large influx of freshmen, fall-term enrollment data released Wednesday show.

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Kentucky Cites Progress In College Degrees, Graduation Rates

The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education and many of the state's leaders, including Gov. Steve Beshear and Senate President David Williams, appeared Wednesday at an event touting Kentucky's higher education progress during the last decade.

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The Out-of-State Solution to College Budgets

Amid declining state financial support for universities, many schools are relying on nonresidents—and working hard to recruit them—to make ends meet

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CU-Boulder Says It Offers More Alcohol-Education Programs Than Ever

The University of Colorado has more alcohol-education programs than ever, according to spokesman Bronson Hilliard.

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Put a Ring on It

Engaging students to set the foundation for success

Engaged students are successful students. That is a well known fact on college campuses. The trick is encouraging that engagement, particularly for community college leaders. "About 80 percent of our students are low income," says Stephen Head, president of Lone Star College-North Harris (Texas). "Many of them are also the first in their family to attend college."

Behind the News

The tornadoes that ripped across the South in April devastated everything in their paths. Some institutions had to close their doors before semester’s end.

Time to Reveal What You Know About Students?

A case for data disclosure

Ever wonder what Facebook does with the information it collects about you? Ever wonder what you could do with that same information? Economist Richard Thaler of The University of Chicago recently raised the notion that consumers could benefit if companies would turn the data they collect over to the public. His mantra is, “It’s my data--give it back!”

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